ECUA, District 1 (R)
This is a universal primary and this race will be decided in this election as there are no members of any other party in the race.
The prediction: Incumbent Logan Fink will win reelection; however, it’s hard to predict how much of the vote Harlan Jennings will be able to get. [...]
Escambia County Commission, District 1 (R)
The winner of this election will face Democrat Stephen M. Davidson in the general election. District 1 is solidly Republican, however, and Davidson has neither the profile nor the money to make the race competitive, so in my opinion, this race is decided in the primary.
The prediction: Robertson over [...]
2008 primary / Escambia County Sheriff / Escambia Superintendent of Schools / Predictions
August 19, 2008 0Escambia County Sheriff (R)
The winner of this election will face the winner of the Democratic primary for the same office in the general election.
The prediction: Incumbent Ron McNesby, with a substantial money and influence advantage, will squeak by David Morgan, that said, it will be a lot closer than it was four years ago. I [...]
Public Defender (R)
The winner of this primary will face Democrat Tony Henderson in the general election.
The prediction: James Owens will beat Kelly Merritt Richards in a close race.
What I wish would happen instead: I don’t care all that much, but if I had to pick, I’d say I wanted Kelly Merritt Richards to win, because [...]
Anyone that knows me knows that I’m excited as can be, because it’s eight days until an election, and I love elections.
This week Pensacola Progressive will feature our predictions for the upcoming August 26 primary. We’ll also make a few endorsements. Our endorsements are worth just about as much as the PNJ editorial [...]
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